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The Coca-Cola Company

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CCE - An exercise in brainwashing - Help Desk Analyst The Coca-Cola Company Employee Review

4.0
Mar 4, 2009
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

- Having been employed by a globally recognized brand is a great thing to have under your belt. - Free soda in corporate break rooms. - There are some truly talented and knowledgable people working here, so being in their presence allows for the opportunity (not the necessity) of learning a lot.

Cons

- The idea of "Diversity" is replaced by events especially for specific minority groups - events that never happen and aren't even available for less "ethnically unique" people - Every corporate communication stresses how "we can achieve because our employees want to win" and how "strong our brands are" while at the same time, they're outsourcing everything they possibly can to cut costs. You're either for your people or against them. I'd think with the massive slush fund CCE has, they could afford to be for their people all the way through this recession, but apparently they'd rather outsource in vain hopes of "returning to growth." Notice how I didn't say "returning to profitability" but "returning to growth." CCE is still making money.

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Pros

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Cons

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1.0
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Pros

Cola’s global reputation and iconic brand provide opportunities to work on large-scale, meaningful projects with diverse teams. While management has areas for improvement, the company’s resources, iconic building, and the scale of projects give you experiences that stand out

Cons

While the Coca-Cola workspace and my coworkers were pleasant enough, the management experience was deeply disappointing. I’ve worked at several companies, and I’ve never felt so undervalued in terms of talent recognition and support. Management lacked proper training processes and often treated employees in a way that felt condescending rather than supportive. Overall, it created a daily environment that felt draining, and it’s something I hope Coca-Cola addresses for future talent

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